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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
Wednesdays Edition

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 Prof Thomas has gone to Flagstaff. E | J-w. wiIson's brother arrived on tc-
 days train with his family
 Ar. Clark vill shortly start up ~ork
 on his Groom creek mines
 Eastern Star Lodge will resume its
 meetings tomorrow evening again
 Ar. and Mrs. W. c. Dawes have
 taken up their residence in Prescott.
 coal promises to come into favor
 among families daring the coming win
 ter.
 '. V. Holbrook, superintendent ct
 the United Verde. came in lac, evening from Jerome.
 No word had been received up to
 noon to-day from the sheriff and posse from Tonto Basin.
 The Women's Relief Corps will hold
 its regular meeting tomorrow (Thurs- day) at 2o'clo.k P N.
 Applicants for teachers' certificates vii appear at the probate judges office next Monday at 9 o'clock J. W. Wilson received a car load of new goods yesterday. His confidence in the future of the town remains un- shaken-
 The G. A. R. at Los Angeles are to take four car loads os grapes to St. Louis with them to give away to visitors. J. HsHardy has received word from St Louis that parties, with whom he has been negotiating recently. will purchase his Etta mine.
 We are in receipt of . complimentary ticket to the fourth annual fair of the Arizona Industrial Exposition Associa- ton, to be held in Phenix, oc tober I7fh, 18th, 18th, s0th and slst.
 James McClintock has retired from the editorial management of the Tempe NeWs, to engage in . more rcmunera- tive business. We cannot but con grstulate Nr. Nc. on his escape from the incessAnt and never ending toil of 1 editorial work. During the time he had charge of the News it has been one of our most welcome exchanges.
 Do you want the best goods at the Least costf If 90. send to weinstock X Lubin, Sacramento, Cal, for their large Fall Catalogue (free). Among other attractions it presents eight pages of 1 finely Autographed Eastern Fashions weinstock 4 Lubin are the largest | general retailers on the coast, and in busy seasons fill as high e thousand mail orden day.
 R. s. Wires, advance agent of the Nellie Boyd troupe, is in town. making arrangements fou the appearance of the troupe here on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next week. The accomplished actress, who Is the star of | this troupe, is an old iAvorite oi our people, having given performance here . number of years ago. The company carries all of its own scenery, and Mg Wires authorizes us 10 assure the people of Prescott that the performance, scene v. etc. win be the finest ever presented to . Prescott audience. We bespsak for the company liberal patronage from our amusement loving people, as frtm the very fattering notices received from the press. the claim of the advance agent of the merits of the company will bs fully realized As will be seen by tho advertisement elsewhere, the plays announced are "Unknownr for Monday and Wednesday evenings, and Pas ai0nsa Slaven for Ts1e.dav ereosp~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
ovssmEss IocALs.
watch Repairing.

If your watch is out of order take t to Geo. II. Curry. Established in Pres
 cot 9 years. Charges reasonable and consistent with good work Watches repaired by me have Card in back cases. and none others warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
Gxclsssnent sn Tsxas.

Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity of Paris. Tex, by the re markabie recovery of Mir. J. E. Corley, who was % helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise his head: everybody said he was dying of Consumption. A trial bottle of Dr. Kings New Discoy- cry was sent him. Finding relief, he bought . large bottle and a box of Dr. King's new Life Pills; by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, he was well and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great Dis covery for Consumption free at c. $. Hutchinson's
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
0sOl

WALKER-Ia Biz fhiso valley, Assguas "a Julia A., daughter of Ar. and Mra e. '. Walker, aged n montas. BOOrH-Ia Fiag.ssG, August ssh, William I. Booth. native of Patersoo NeW Jersey. agsd 2i years- 0uRNIY-ln winslov. August 3tth. Ab. H. 0uru'ey. an eogiEeeF of the Atlantic q Paciac railroad . native of st Los,is. aged s years. sALADIH-In Tu-son, August sOtA. Ars. Salalin.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
notsce te 0eockmen.

Campbell < Baker will commence . cattle rodeo, at their Verde ranch, Mon. day, September 9th. All parties inter. ested are requested to be on hand. Ex. pect to be in Chino about the 5Oth.
 a2e CAMPBELL q BAKgn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
Justices es the psses.

Under the revised statutes, an entire. ly new form for summons, in . Jus tice's court, is required. The JouRxAL- MINER has just printed lot, prepared by an attorney, which conform to the requirements of the statutes, and is prepared to furnish the same, cent by mail postage paid, for $l per dozen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Baumann's Steam Ice Cream freezer is kept rnnnineevery day during this warm weather. 733
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Fresh ranch butter of superior quality just received, at J. L Fishers. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Don't be afraid to ct Basnansb 1sp
 Cream, for our leading phyiciaas 6se only endorse it, but also order ie lnEun14
 for their family tAbles- 74S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
spessss,en's D1als.

All kinds oi guns and ammuni1foo and sportsmen's supplies on had aaA for sale cheap. Discounts b the eRaAs. Repairing done J. ". Roan1ny Practical Gunsmith, Gufley 6k, naEe
 door to Aitkcn's Cigar ssore. a10n The largest line of Gold and eflss American and Swiss watches; bean1f ful novelties in fine Gold ysWseIy, Clocks, Silverware, etc, and ths hA11- somess line of presents, to be Souna in
 Arizona GEo. H. CuxHr, Pssseeek Take your Repairing to P. Hoiv, tho Practical watchmaker. An vuek VI.
 rsnted- shop in Dr. .incolnis DEng Store. jl1e1 Blackberry and Jamaica .0inesr Cus. dial, just the thing fer all kinds oeoumr mer complaints, as Dr. Rohinsoaa Don't be afraid to ct Basnnnsb 1oo Cream, for our leading phyicisas nse only endorse it, but also order it lnEU114 for their family tAblesL 73S ExtrActof Sarsaparilla, manufneeuBo4 specially to order, bess blood nsdieins known, at Dr. Robinson,a a1a To keep coor' go to Bsumannb anA partake his Ice Cream or eeda Water. n
 Ice Cream and ices .l..ys e as:A Try Dr. Robinson's Iron Bitasn, ths
 best tonic made for the system a3H
 Baumsnu keeps the bet cien ia Prescott 50 sTARrt,nc REIMBURSEMENT. J. L. Fisher i- now located h hb -
 irou huilding, southwest cor.~ q tA
 Plaza. and i- prepared with his inas.ss
 sock of merchandise to supply his eA
 and new customer. at wholesale q = t2il.
 lie imports Flour. Grain. sasas. oaal
 oa. Canned Goods and Meat. by sAs CT load, and i. consequently in . poieioa
 o1sui and keep cutting vrsn sh. cutssss
 He delivers goods free of charge. s,A
 ass Fresh Coffee ground every morning Baled Hay always on hand.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Take your Repairing so P. Foisy. ths Practical watchmaker. An voek VI. rsnted. shop in Dr. incolns DEug Store. l114
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Blackberry and Jamaica 0ineu Ceg- dial, just the thing fer all kinAs e o~p mer complaints, as Dr. Rohinsoaa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

ExtrActof sarsapArilla, manufaesugsa specially to order. bese blood nsdicino known, as Dr. Robinson'A a9a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

lee Cream and ices always oa AesA at Baumann's. 4
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

To @keep coor' go to Bsumann1 an1 partake his Ice Cream os eoda Water. n
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

ORTH0A-Is Pre%eost, Aususs 3ass. Co the wife nf Jesus Ortega. . soa- COeeNDR-ln Tempe. August 3lst. 10 the
 wife of 4r. Cossner. nine-pouSd boy. CLEvEN0RR-In Prescott Augast aBsh. to Jessie CIevenger, . danghteF.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
p,se~ Ilss es sneee.

kw pvse& list es Shooe. F The following list will give some idea of my prices for ladies, misses and childreus shoes: LAdies french kid button shoe, opera toe, $A00.
 Ladies kid foxed button shos, very stylish, t2.0O. Ladies American kid button, good style, eL75. LAdiss American kid newport button, 3l-25.
 Ladies American kid nevpor, tie, e1.3s.
 LAdies American lid opera slippcrs. e1.35.
 Missee American hid newport button, 1l.W.
 Nissps American kid newpor; tie, HOO. Inis ,o shoes from 60 cents to $10o. A good stock of boys shoes from $l-25 up.asds. When those dark spots accompanied by blurring and indistinet vision come befoFe the eyes, do not strain and neg lect the best of all gifte, but immediately 90 and have the proper spectaeles ad- justed to your eyes. This has been my specialty for ten years, and by the use of my Optometer, purchased at large expense for this trade, all possibility of giving you glass not adapted for your eyes, is prevented The use Of the Optimeter is free to all customers Price of spectacles range from sl 10 e5 per pair. GEo. H. CURRY. 4 car load of stone jars and crooks, Aason's fruit jars, preserve jars and jelly glasses, just received al J. L. Fishers. s27u
 The Prescott Transfer Company will deliver Coal. on any street or alley in Prescott, at @ per ton. a2fif
 Baumann's .ice-coli Soda Water is very highly spoken Of; he mannfae- tures it himself, as he does his syrups
 723
 Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
 Orders for iee Cream promptly iillei by Baumsnn. 733
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Try Dr. Robinson's Iron Bitass, tho
 best tonic made for the system. a34
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Baumsnn keeps the bet Ciszn is Prescott. 50
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
A. EMANUeL, P Al N T E R,

xtis-hs.sie the hrush snss uoea. AAnuD Post ffiee box a. fre~eoss. os aDD1y c t960 s<ys' Granite stTeef. m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

All kinds Of guns and ammuni1foo and sportsmen's supplies on hand cd for sale cheap. Discounts tO sbe esa1s. Repairing done J. ". Roau8D.
 Practical Gunsmith, Gurisy 6&. asns
 door to Aitken's Cigar Store. a104
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
GEO. ". Fo0O. Cigars. Tobaccos. FluilD.

cOArECTsoS18X. 08u. Asood stock af cisars aivass - AsaA- Asstessna Nssees. Wess 0ano e 0auA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

The largest line of Gold and oflvss American and Sviss wasches; bsan1f.
 ful novelties in fine Gold Jswsay. Clocks, Silverware, etc, and ths han6-
 somest line of presents, to be iouna in
 Arizona GEo. H. CUxRY. Pranooot
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Orders for ISe Cream promptly filled by Baumann. 733
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The closing down of the Belle mine, pending litigation, Is unfortunate for this section. Aside from the merits, possessed by either party, to the litiga. tion, of which we do not desire now to speak, it is unfortunate for this section that the property is compelled to lie idle.
 Enquiries to-day at the sheriff's office elicited the fact, that no news had yei been received from Sheriff Mulvenon and posse, who left on the slst instan, for Tonto Basin, to serve warrants on parties supposed to be connected with the recent tragedies enacted there
 A. G. Oliver is in town today from Verde Junction. and reports that coke i. being forwarded rapidly to Jerome, fol the United Verde Copper company, works. He also reports shipment, to day, from there by the Prescott & Ari zona Central railroad of seventeen ton, and a half of copper matte from Jerome.
 A party, consisting of Mesdamce F A. Tritle, w. c. Bsshford, J. H. Wright K. H. Burmister, W. o. O'Neir, J. c Herndon, F. w. Blake, L. Wollenberg \. B. Bowers, J. P. Bruce, J. c. Martin Misses Flagg, Minnie Martin, Emil, Horne, Governor Tritle, Dr B. B. Hal sey, Judge w. o. O'Neill, N B. Bower, and A. c. Burmister, left this morning for visit to the United Verde coppe
 works at Jerome. They will return to morrew.
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Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Baumann's .ice-coli Soda Water l. very highly spoken of; he manufae- tures it himself, as he does his syrups.
 723
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
rrorroxy,s Bon DIS Increased.

SAN Francisco, October S.-Judge
Sullivan this afternoon increased the
bond of Robert W. Morrow, under in
dictment for attempting to bribe the
inry, from $4,000 to $4,000. Nor
row was re-arrested and taken before
tbs court, where his sureties, ex-Gov-
ernor F: f. Low and Adam Grant,
qualified in the new amount and the
defendant was released.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
SPEEDY STEEDS.
Brilliant Performances at lie
rome Park and LatOnia.

Brilliant Performances at Je.
rome Park and Latonia.
JEROME PARK, October S.-Weather
CLEAR and cool, track fast. First race
seven-eighths of a mile, twelve start
ers-Grenadier won, Mamie Hunt Sec
cd, Eolian third, Time, :3116.
Second race, fve-eighths of a mile,
for 2.year-olds, starters-Leo H.
won, Belinda second, Speedwell third.
Time, l :02.
Third race, one and one-eighth
miles, eight starters-Kingston won,
Laggard second, Diadem third. Time,
1:57A.
Fourth race, one and three-six-
teenth miles, nine starters-Rich-
mond won, Lelex second, Harvard
third. Time, :05n.
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles; eleven starters-Choctaw won,
Phil Lee second, Maggie Mitchell
third. Time, :521s.
Sixth and last race. steeple, full
course; eleven starters - McGowan
won Little Fellow second, Sam Emery
third. Time, 4 :16.
AT LAToNIA.
. LAToNIA, October S.-Weather clear
and cool, track fast.
First race Malaria won, Leman
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
EASTERN EVENTS.
The President Indulges in
a Days Fishing.
AND HAS SOME GOOD SPORT
A 20 Per Cent Dividend to be
Declared to the Creditors Of
the Fidelity Bank.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD. |

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
MADISON, Wis, October 8.-This is
good fishing weather and the Presi-
dent and his companions went fishing
to-day on Lake Mendoza. The steam
launch conveyed them to the island in
the lake whence they went to the fish
ing grounds in small boats. No bulle-
tins of the catch were received. The
only public event on the programme is
the reception this evening. The
crowds have disappeared and with the
exception of banners, arches and
Chinese lanterns, the town wears its
ordinary aspect.
DISTINGUISHED CALLERS.
A special train composed of the pri-
vate cars of Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Chauncey Depew and Martin Hughitt,
President of the Northwestern Rail-
road, and having OH board a dozen
high railroad dignitaries, reached this
place at noon. Vanderbilt, Depew,
Hughitt and Walter Webb took a car.
riage for the Villas mansion to pay
their respects to the President, but he
had not returned from fishing, and
the callers, having left their cards,
returned to the train, which left here
an hour later for Duluth. These gen.
tlemen expect to be in st. Paul Mon
day and will probably meet the Presi-
dent there,
GOOD SPORT.
The Presidents fishing party
returned at six. They had ex-
cellent luck and brought back be-
tween thirty and forty good-sized fish.
The President said that he enjoyed
the day immensely and his admira-
tion for the scenery Of Lake Mendoza
is boundless. The party dined this
evening with Colonel Villas, Presi-
dent Chamberlain of the Wisconsin
University and wife. A public re-
ception was given at the Villas man
sion between 8 and II this evening.
1t is now settled that Colonel and
Mrs. Villas will accompany the Presi-
dental party the remainder of the
trip.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
AFARNIER,s A FEUD.
IL Results I'm n shooting Scrape-
Am Old Quarrel,

BIGGs, October Sth.--A difficulty
occurred here to-day between two Of
our prominent farmers, in which ID.
w. Little shot James Baynon three
times, two shots taking effect in the
right side. Baynon is not seriously
wounded. The shooting arose from 2
feud OF long standing, growing out OF
land matters. Little has given him
self up to the authorities. The shoot
ing, it is claimed, was done in self de-
ieuse
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
GENERAL NEWS.
Topics of Interest From
the Old World.
INDIA'S WHEAT INTERESTS.
Detroit Wins the League Cham
pionship-A Big Lockout Prob
able in Pennsylvania.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.l
BERLIN, October g. t-Signor Crispi,
reported to King Humbert the results
of the conference with Prince Bis
marck. The King has exchanged
personal salutations with the Emperor
William and the Emperor Francis
Joseph expressing his satisfaction at
the conclusion of the Pera alliance.
The press continues to teem with sur
misses as to the terms OF the alliance
but nothing authentic has transpired.
THE INSANE DUCHESS.
The Duchess of Cumberland has
been removed from the asylum where
she was confined to villa at Penzing
The doctors have prohibited any inter
view with her husband and the chill.
dren for several days, but her mother
and the Princes of Wales will vlsit
her if her mental condition Will
permit.
SULLIVAN AND THE LEAGUE.
DUBLIN, October 8.-Lord Mayor
Sullivan in his paper continues to pub
lish reports of the proceedings OF the
suppressed branches OF the National
League. He mentions as an indica-
ton of the support upon which 1t
can count in the defense of the liberty
of the press that influential Eng
lish and Scotch newspaper proprle-
tors have offered the use OF their
premises, machinery and staffs II the
government closes the national offices
inDublin.
III THE wHEELAN MURDER.
At Ennis to-day the prisoners
charged with the murder of Consta-
BILE Wheelan were committed for
trial.
tss DEvOURED BY WOLVES.
BucHAREsT, October Sth. Twelve
peasants who left the town OF Pilesti
65 miles northwest Of this city to des-
troy the wolves which infest the
district were overpOwered by the
ferocious beasts and seven OF them
devoured. The remaining five es-
capped badly mangled.
SAD SPECTACLE.
LONDON. October 8.-Two hundred
of the poor, homeless, unemployed
people who sleep at night in Trafalgar
Square to-day paraded through the
streets, appealing to the sympathi.es
of the public for work. A pubic
meeting was held afterward, and it is
the purpose to continue the demon
strations until relief is afforded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
DEsBACK's DEFENSE.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
A Protest Against the Telegraph
Neal.

MiNNEAPoLIs, October S.-The gem
eral assembly, Knights Of Labor, held
a brief session to-day and then ad-
journed until Monday in order to give
the various committees an opportuni-
ty to do some work. The only busi-
ness of interest transacted was the ap-
pointment of committee to prepare
resolutions condemning the absorp-
ton OF the Baltimore and Ohio Tele-
graph Company by the Western Un-
ion, and the adoption of protest,
which was ordered sent to the Secre-
tary OF the Interior against the evic-
ton of settlers on the forfeited rail-
road lands in Iowa.
STANDARD OIL DISCUSSED.
UnIer the suspension Of rules John
Lowry, of Pennsylvania, read paper
on the operation of the Standard Oil
Company, and several speeches were
made upon the subject.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
COL. FRED GRANT.
A Campaign Speech at the Repub-
lican Club.

New YORK, October 8.-The Re-
publican club Of the city of New York
held meeting tonight to ratify the
nominations at the Saratoga conven-
ton. Among those on the stage were
Railway Commissioner Little, Col.
Fred Grant, Jesse d. Grant, Ulysses
S. Grant Jr., and Senator Everets.
Several speakers denounced the pro-
hibitionists as playing into the hands
of the Democrats. In answer to re-
peated calls Col. Grant said: "You
know my speeches are always short.
but l want to say how proud 1 am to
bear the name which you have hon
ored, and should be elected, will
fully perform the duties imposed upon
me.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
SOME STATISTICS.
~RLACK SMALL.POXv
Disease Raging in McxicO-Ari.
ZOna Alarmed.

NoGALEs, Ariz., October Sit is
learned that what is known as the
black smallpox is raging in Mexico
and the fatality is very great, especial
ly along the coast towns and settle
ments in the southern interior. The
epidemic is due, it is claimed, to the
carelessness of the Mexican officials
along the coast, who seem to have no
practical ideas of sanitary precautions.
The disease has been brought into
this Territory, but in somewhat a
milder form. In the village of Tubac,
between this city and Tucson, there
are nine cases, and one death is re-
ported. Clothing and supplies are
being gathered in this city for the
relief Of the unfortunates OF the little
town.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.
1t is Sustained in the Case Ot
People VS.. NIelOne.

SAN Francisco, October 8.--A deci.
sion was filed by the Supreme Court to-
day in the case of the People VS.. Drury
Melone. Action was commenced by
Controller Dunn to collect $11, 100 al
legged to have been appropriated
by Melone during his term
which as Secretary OF State
closed in December 1875. The
Supreme Court affirmed the decision
of the Superior Court and held the
statute of limitations which barred
the State from collecting the amounts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
Chinese Conyjcts.

TACOMA, w. T., October SAIL of
the eighteen Cinnamon convicted in
the Pierce county court of coming in
to this country unlawfully, were SEN
fenced to six months Imprisonment
in the government penitentiary at
McNeils Island. The steamer Fleet
wood arrived from Seattle this after
noon with thirteen additional Chinese
convicted of the same offense at Sc
attic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
CUSTOMS CORRUPTION.
A Wool Ring said to Have secn
Organized.


ST.. LOUIS, October S.-The Globe.
Democrat to-day states that New
York and Boston customs officials re.
Gently organized a ring for manipulat-
ing the wool market, and by under
valuation have passed thousands OF
pounds of vol through the ports and
thus brought on depressing condi-
ton of the market. st. Louis factories
have organized to put stop to the al
legged crookedness.
WHAT NEW YORK SAYS.
New YORK, October 8.-A dispatch
from st. Louis published here this
afternoon says that a secret investiga-
ton is going on which promises to
reach gigantic combination between
Eastern manufacturers and New York
and Boston. The Custom House Dis
patch says that it has been discovered
that the custom Office here and in
Boston has been systematically under
valuing imported wool.
MAGoNE's STATEMENT.
Collector Magone said that to the
best of his belief, it was a canard.
"a strict record" said Magone, sis
kept OF the per cent. of errors made
by each man, and if the mans per-
centage is large l send for him and
require an explanation. Such errors
could not occur too frequently without
being discovered"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
CATTLE THIEVES.
A Gang Unearthed i'm Arizona
Their Methods.

Tucson, Ariz., October S.-The
grand Jury in session here has un-
earthed gang of cattle thieves in
Graham county, who have been steal
ing cattle from the Indians on the San
Carlos reservation for the last year.
Some distinguished citizens are impli-
Gated. Hundreds OF cattle have been
stolen, and it is said that the Indians
have been simply reta1iating by steal
ing from the stockmen in San Pedro.
Several indictments have been found.
The Indians cattle are branded l. D.,
for Interior Department, and the l. D.
is converted into V. o. or W., which
has made it difficult to detect the
thieves. w. o. Brighton, the stock
mems detective, and who killed sew
eral cattle thieves in Apache county,
has worked up this case and has had
many of the cattle returned to the
reservation. The Grand Jury are de-
termines to break up the ring.